Sentence examples for its apologists from inspiring English sources

BP says it is doing everything it can, and its apologists tell us that the issue is "complicated" and will continue to offer weak bills that would allow BP to avoid most of the costs.

That offer, which was never laid out in any maps, has been shown to be much less generous than the hype it got from Israel and its apologists.

It could rattle the Assad regime and its apologists, who would be seen as violators of an unambiguous international consensus, not just a "norm".

Rococo, the dominant artistic trend of 18th-century France, has its apologists, but for a modern audience it remains a puzzling and not easily acquired taste.

And it only got more heated for Amazon and its apologists when, a couple of hours into the questioning, council members turned the conversation to something people living in the city have coursing through their veins: class consciousness and love for organized labor.

China, we are endlessly told by its apologists, is different.

4. It allows the government and its media apologists to poison public debate by throwing around words like "traitor".

The Vatican hierarchy and its American apologists blame the press, anti-Catholic bigots and "petty gossip" for a decades-long failure to police the church's widespread criminal culture of child molestation.

In a determined effort to win public acquiescence, if not active support, for austerity, both the government and its media apologists have tried to hide the human impact of slash-and-burn economics.

The phrase originated with Whitman and was lifted from Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.,'s 1949 book "The Vital Center," a battle cry of mid-century liberalism against the twin dangers of Soviet totalitarianism and its American apologists on the left, and hidebound business conservatism on the right.

He was a leading critic from the left of Roosevelt's New Deal while at the same time opposing Soviet communism and its western apologists.